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For fishing families, the dock is a third place as much as a workplace. Photo courtesy of David McLain
What we lose when the waterfront changes
Monique Coombs
The U.S. celebrates its 250th birthday this year, many of us in the fishing and ocean communities are also celebrating another important milestone: the 50th anniversary of the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act. Photo courtesy of MFCN
Fifty years of the law that changed our fisheries
Guest Author
Pile of menhaden. Photo courtesy of the Chesapeake Bay Program
Virginia law already requires pause on Bay menhaden harvest, groups argue
Carli Clancy
Capt. Rene Hernández’s son, Rene Jr., talks fishing with four-year-old Juan Pablo Molyneaux. The Hernándezes also started at the same age, as do so many kids in the fish business, learning a way of life as much as a way to make a living. Paul Molyneaux photo.
Getting the next generation to sea
Paul Molyneaux
Commercial fishing boats docked in Seattle. Shutterstock photo.
Op-ed: A momentous US Supreme Court decision
The Maine-focused Commercial Fisheries News published its final edition in December 2025. Shutterstock photo.
After 53 years, Maine’s fishing voice falls silent
Jerry Fraser
Shutterstock photo.
Winter fishing, recovery, and hydration
Monique Coombs
Alexandra Morton started off presenting fisheries science aimed at protecting wild salmon. “When I saw the science wasn’t bringing change, I became an activist,” she says. Simon Fraser University photo.
Removal of BC salmon farms coincides with rebounding wild runs
Paul Molyneaux
Oregon's Newport Harbor. Creative Commons photo by D. Reinhart.
Local Ocean Seafoods: A business model for fishing communities
Paul Molyneaux
Heavy seas at the Block Island Wind Array in Rhode Island, the first offshore wind array in the United States. Department of Energy photo
The lost future of offshore wind
Guest Author
Melanie in the skiff with her mother and sister, Kathy, and Elaine in 2012. Elaine Chukan Brown photo.
The fishing work of women
Guest Author
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